Kirkpatrick Golden Anniversary Celebrated in Elyria
Mr and Mrs Charles Kirkpatrick quietly marked fifty years of marriage at their Elyria home 137 Charles court. The couple wed February 1 1884 in Newton Mearns Scotland and now have six children two died in infancy. A family dinner and floral greetings from Daughters of Scotia and friends followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Paterson
Charles Kirkpatrick
Newton Mearns
Scotland
W. G. McConchlie
United Presbyterian Church
Kirkpatrick
Charles Court
Elyria
Hanny Rayme
James Wilson
Mary Kirkpatrick
Clearwater
Florda
Robert Paton
Robtt Paterson Kirkpatrick
Paton
Charles
Tling
Woman's Missionary Society
Daughters of Scotia
Cosmopolitan club hosts music program and bridge planning
Mrs. Kenneth West and Mrs. Leland Weichel hosted seven members and a guest for tea at Mrs. Lewis M Brown's home. The group enjoyed an American music program by Mrs. Henry Beam and Mrs. Leland Weichel, discussed a joint ridge party for YMCA curtains, and planned a March meeting at 331 Denison Avenue with Mrs. Wendell and Mrs. Earl Fauver assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Kenneth West
Eland Weichel
Lewis M
Weichel
Hich
Henry Beam
Leland Weichel
Victor Herbert
Reginald DeKoven
Ethelbert Nevin
Gottschalk
Crocker
Colles
Electra
Louis Rich
Jack Marshall
G. W. Wagner
Denison Avenue
Wendell
Earl Fauver
Mrs Ackerman Hosts Methodist Circle Meeting
Mrs. C. M. Ackerman hosted Circle No. 9 of the Methodist church at 354 Princeton avenue on February 1. Thirteen members and two guests attended. J. L. Mathis chaired the business session, Ackerman led devotions, Mary Born played a piano solo, Thelma Block read two stories, and Mrs. F. L. Shaw described her Moody Bible Institute visit in Chicago. Next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
Methodist Church
J. L. Mathis
Ackerman
Mary Born
Thelma Block
Moody Bibt
Institute
Chicago
F. L. Shaw
Mrs. Wilfred Bowdler Hosts Bethel Shrine Auxiliary
Mrs. Wilfred Bowdler 423 Tenth street entertained fourteen Bethel Shrine Auxiliary members yesterday. A special meeting is planned for February 15 at Mrs. George Kunkle 337 Oxford avenue with a noon tureen lunch to complete current work. The next regular meeting is March 7 at Mrs. F. S. Aust 930 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Bowdler
Tenth Street
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary
George Kunkle
Oxford Avenue
F. S. Aust
West Avenue
Vincent P. T. A. Plans Splendid Program at Meeting
Vincent P T A will host a fine program at its February 5 meeting at 8:00 PM. After the business session the minstrel show directed by Mrs Lillian Hardy will feature melodies, dances, a playlet titled Dr Dobbs and His Assistant, and a girls chorus. Notable participants include Mesdames Anderson Knight Corogin Eschtruth Martman Brown Stoughton Eschtruth Boyd Beegse Toth Kokopaulo Eschtruth Giede Gens Nagy Starr Ulver son Pongracz Horvath Landin Heston Lofgren and pianist Mrs L A Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames V. Anderson
J. Knight
C. Corogin
Don Eschtruth
M. Martman
R. Brown
H. Stoughton
Arthur Eschtruth
F. Boyd
M. Beegse
P. Toth
S. Kokopaulo
Frank Eschtruth
W. Giede
Democrat Women's Club Program Delights Members
About 150 members and guests gathered at the Woman's Club home on Fourth Street for a Democrat Women's Club meeting. The program opened with piano by Miss Katherine Pfaff and dances by Neva Pfaff Lois Boothroyd and Margaret Corts. A one act play titled The Strange Disappearance of Prosperity Jones featured Maude Billings Ian Dengate Mildred Humphrey Stella Conway Katherine McCarvel Gertrude Daly Julia Wells June B. Shibley Bernice Anderson Mary Seward Minnona Kershaw Lucile McQuistion and LucileGray. Refreshments followed with Mrs J J Gerhart as host and Mrs J J McGuire chairing the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Women's Club
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
F. C. Billings
T. A. Conway
Katherine Pfaff
Neva Pfaff
Lois Boothroyd
Margaret Corts
Prosperity Jones
Maude Billings
Iane Dengate
Mildred Humphrey
Stella Conway
Katherine McCarvel
Gertrude Daly
Julia Wells
June B. Shibley
Bernice Anderson
Mary Seward
Minnona Kershaw
Lucile McQuistion
Lucile Gray
J. J. Gerhart
J. J. McGuire
Merdames D. W. Seward
Herman Reinhardt
Raymond Carlin
Lester Osborne
H. CO. Cutter
Harry Schwindling
Louise Beaumont
Elizabeth Nichols
Jula Hulf
Philadelphia preacher to speak at local church meeting
The W. B. Anderson Men's Missionary League of the United Presbyterian church invites all men to hear Rev. Mills J. Taylor D D of Philadelphia on Monday at 7:30 PM in the church parlors. Dr. Taylor is associate secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions and will address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Anderson
Dr. Taylor
Methodist Sunday School Primary staff meet for Valentine evening
Officers and teachers of the Primary department and their families gathered last evening. Dr E J Bond and D A Burr spoke on department welfare with Mrs C V Beazell. Dinner tables by Mrs C E Schubert and Mrs Henry Townsend were festively decorated. Marian Upp and Margaret Minch led games, music and contests during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
E. J. Bond
D. A. Burr
C. V. Beazell
C. E. Schubert
Henry Townsend
Marian Upp
Margaret Minch
Neisner Store Manager Honored At Farewell Dinner
A farewell dinner honored A. V. Tappan manager of the Neisner store as he transfers next week to Mansfield. Guests included Betty Haylor and numerous employees and local figures. The program featured music, solos, a health history, and awards for both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Tappan
Neisner
Newell
Tappan
Mansfield
Betty Haylor
N. E. C Club
Alice Merrick
Virginia Wicker
Jack West
Carl Turner
Dana Perkins
Cyril Rothman
Pat” Elbert
Bernadette Bardon
Ruth Rothman
Ray Firestone
Frank Smith
Wanda Decker
Percy Warren
Helen Mosely
Stanley Brown
Gus Elbert
Betty Maylor
Pat Elbert
Ella Barbknecht
Maria Kuchenrither
Edmund Peterson
Amelia Schmitz
Joe Kilbright
Jennie Weinstein
Dave Saltuper
Mary Pruski
Buna Spangler
Veda Penfound
Ruth Haag
Ralph Brecknock
Sunday Penny Share Service at Fields M E Church
The Fourth Penny Share Sunday at Fields M E Church features Rev. John G. Koontz on The Soul's Vision, vocal solos by Mrs J G Koontz, Hawaiian medley by a String Trio, piano preludes, and a Junior Choir performance. Morning worship at 10 15, Sunday School at 11 15 with a special student program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fields M. E
John G. Koontz
J. G. Koontz
Andre Vaneuf
Alice
Nellie Sandrock
Howard Fullmore
Agnes DeLoyd
W. S. Weeden
Jesus
Jeane Cooper
Wilma Nevadomaski
Lynn Eldred
A. W. Palmer
Make Your Own Dress for Smart Day Wear
Dress details in red and black crepe silk with wrap-over closure and tall silhouette. Pattern No 2500 covers sizes 1 to 38 inches. fabric yardage listed for size 16. Spring fashion book offers 48 pages of patterns for ages and styles with beauty article and bridal ideas. Enclose 10 cents and mail to Fashion Department for pattern and book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Birthday Cake With Thirty Seven Candles At Meeting
In a birthday observance a cake with thirty seven candles in blue and yellow hues dominated the table. The session's president announced a February 11 school of instruction at the First Congregational church and urged participation from the Allen group. A February 28 Colonial tea at the Woman's club will benefit the Mother Singers group. Reading circle books were discussed by Miss Bessie Downing, with readings by Mrs. Rice highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Instruction
First Congregational Church
Allen Group
Woman’s Club
Mothersingers Group
Reading Circle
Bessie Downing
St Marys Altar Society Opens Meeting with Sewing and Cards
St Marys Altar Society met in Parish Hall for a regular session. Members sewed and played cards with a high score prize going to Mrs B C Franklin and a high score in five hundred awarded to Mrs Charles Foss. A refreshment course followed and the next meeting is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Tridge
B. C. Franklin
Charles Foss
The Test Lies Not In What A Man Takes In
A reflective aphorism contrasts receptivity with effort, asserting true measure lies in what he puts forth rather than what he absorbs.
Nazi leader bans Catholic promotion in Duesseldorf
Nazi district leader Friedrich Karl Florian ordered Catholics urged to read Catholic newspapers barred in Duesseldorf. Florian, a publisher of several Nazi papers, said such propaganda creates disunity and called on residents to name individuals soliciting subscribers. He warned priests who permit the propaganda in churches will face action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Germany
Duesseldorf
Friedrich Karl Florian
Florian
Blind Woman Gets Pot in Quanah Cafe Scene
Deputy Sheriff Malin Owens nabbed a group playing a marble machine in a Quanah cafe after a heavy hand over their silver. When asked about gambling, the players said it was a blind fund collection. One player led Owens to a blind woman who sang as money was dropped into her tin cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanah
Tex
Malin Owens
Owens
Carlisle Neighborhood Club elects officers
Members met at Mrs. P. K. Clark’s home with ten present and chose Mrs. F. Bachtel as president, Mrs. Paul Roling as treasurer, and Mrs. Carl Diedrick as secretary. They scheduled the annual oyster supper for Wednesday February 21 and planned a social hour with refreshments. The next meeting will be Thursday March 1 at Mrs. Bachtel’s Banks road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memtors
Carlisle
P. K. Clark
F. Bachtel
Paul Roling
Carl Diedrick
Bachtel
Banks Road
Tap Dancing Classes Begin at YWCA Health Dept
The first tap class of the term at the YWCA Health Education department starts tomorrow in the association gym. Beginners meet at 9 30 and advanced at 10 30 with Miss Marian Stetson as instructor. Call for details or attend the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.C. A. Health Education Department
Association Gymnasium
Marian Stetson
Health Education Secretary
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Eleanor C
Coursome Osteopathic Physician
Willard W. Reger
Masonic Temple
Ohio
Wildercraft
Valentine
Imotto
D. Wilder
Broad Street
Bethel Shrine
OUR Reg
Phil White
7Th &T. Ph
Cascade Pavilion
Charles E. Guth
Chiropodist
Elyria Block
Vincent P. T. A
Democrat
U. P
Philadelphia
M. E. Primary Department
W. Wilson
Second Congregational Church
Walter Wilson
Highland Court
Women’s Benefit Association
Woodman Hall
Wellington
Bertha Olmsted
Allen Association
Allen Parent Teacher Association
Gerald Rice
P. T. A. Council
Helen Williams
Mal
Yashion Bareau
Fifth Ave
Chronicle-Telegram
New York, N. Y
ST. Mary's Altar
Chic
Claire Dodd
Heaven
Francis Son
Sigrid Amidon
Hai
Brookhouser
Carlisle Club
She
CNIO
Fonlahi
Gyles Street
Glybly
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